Parkside Soldering Tips from Lidl: Ordering Directly, Fitting Tips, IAN 102652, Contact Info

Hello.
Some time ago there was a problem on the forum regarding the soldering tips and soldering irons available in Lidl by Parkside. The problem was to fit the threaded tips to the soldering iron.
So, when it comes to additional tips, you can order them directly from the manufacturer via e-mail contact with the Lidl service. You need to write an email to the following address: kompernass(_at_)lidl.pl; write what it is about and provide the IAN number of the product in the e-mail; address and contact details.
In this case, the IAN number is: 102652.
Then, in the return email from Lidl, they will direct you to the manufacturer.
Cost 5 pcs. tips with a shipment of PLN 40.

Such a secret is the manufacturer's contact that you will not provide directly here?

Welcome back.
The direct contact with the manufacturer is: support.pl(_at_)kompernass.de.
Greetings.

Hello, can't you buy normal Allegro tips?

Hello, I cope in a different way, I take a brass screw or a copper rod, cut a thread with a die and grind the tip as needed I recommend.

ever___ wrote:

Hello, I cope in a different way, I take a brass screw or a copper rod, cut a thread with a die and grind the tip as needed I recommend.

And tell me what fi must have a rod? and what kind of thread do you thread?

Added after 20 [minutes]:

alvaro99 wrote:

Hello, can't you buy normal Allegro tips?

I did not find at least ... if you found something, you can provide a link. maybe they will come

The soldering iron has a regular M4 thread (ordinary screw from a DIY store). What tips can you buy?

If you don't have a new tip on hand, it helps to wind a thick copper wire so that the end does not protrude too far. And even better if you manage to drip a little tin between the wire and the tip.
There are also tips on the Allegro with a 4mm hole inside and you can put one on top of the old one. Unfortunately, I did not try and I do not know what the effect would be

Mine is not worn out yet, but I already have ordinary tips which I can use with a cutting tool.

It is a bit of a lime that they are screwed in, and not tightened with a screw like others. : /